Inventory Management Software

The What of RJ’s Inventory Management System

RJ has excited its clients by showing how their Inventory Management has become efficient and technology driven. You are able to track initially how pallets of products move through their distribution system. Eventually, when RFID tags are produced in enough volume to knock down their prices, you can tag every product so it can check you out quickly and keep track of what you buy.

RFID tags will have as profound an impact on retail as the Internet. For one, RFID-enabled sales channels will achieve higher efficiencies and allow even lower pricing making it harder and harder initially for non-RFID-enabled low-volume channels to compete with high volume RFID-enabled channels. However, as RFID prices drop and RFID penetrates, the cost of RFID-infrastructures will drop and the cost-benefit equation for deployment of RFID in low volume channels should turn positive. Then there is the possibility of new businesses starting that provide the RFID infrastructures to low-volume channels in return for data rights.

The economics say RFID is inevitable, but even the Internet took a few years to really take hold.

You can manage successfully inventory, spend, quotes, orders and supplier management. RJ’s features include a powerful quoting tool, flexible price lists and EDI integration. In fact, one can manage Inventory with Warranty, RMA, Inspection, Receiving and Shipping modules.

The Why of RJ’s System:

• Manage multiple revenue models for goods and services in a single system
• Leverage supplier catalogues to automate purchase orders
• Manage warehouse and drop ship fulfillment in a single sales order
• Use Chatter to get your teams talking & working together in real-time

RJ helps you to efficiently forecast and replenish thousands of items quickly and easily.

The Ratanjyot Solutions System salient features:

• Improve the accuracy of your forecasts to enable leaner inventories and better service.
• Real-time simulation of alternative lead-time, service level or other policy scenarios.
• Categorize items to segment and optimize inventory management.
• Determine time-phased replenishment requirements.
• Exception-based, but with unequaled visibility to the entire demand-supply picture.